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A twin-engine plane flies 600 mi in the same amount of time it takes a single-engine plane to fly 390 mi. The rate of the twin-engine plane is 70 mph faster than the rate of the single-engine plane. Find
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A twin-engine plane flies 600 mi in the same amount of time it takes a single-engine plane to fly 390 mi. The rate of the twin-engine plane is 70 mph faster than the rate of the single-engine plane. Find the rate of the single-engine plane

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107.7

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